Review on YAKAR Portable Wi-Fi Projector: Wireless Screen with 1080p & 150 ANSI Lumens. Bluetooth, Speaker, Battery. Compatible with TV Stick, iPhone, Android, HDMI, USB, Tablet (Black) by Ghostnote Hankins

This is not a traditional HDMI or D-Sub only projector. Instead, it's an Android device with no screen, but one that uses LED lighting to project content onto any surface Len points to. It looks like a Chromecast-enabled projector. Screen resolution HD, 720p. However, it can accept any Full HD and 4k signal through the HDMI port. The image quality is decent in a dark room, but it can be used in a well-lit room but is not recommended. It uses manual focus with no lens shift like my theater projector. Surprisingly, it has automatic keystone correction, making setup a little easier. The feature I like the most that makes it stand out from the crowd is the DLNA support. This means the projector will scan the local network and find any DLNA server, and you can easily access your media library without much configuration.